DC-area Husky Fans

[DCHuskyFan]

Single game tickets sales just opened up for the January 11 game UConn@Georgetown at Capitol One Arena. Bought 3 face value tickets in section 109 for $119 each, with only a $9 total service fee. The same seats on Stubhub going for $375 each plus whatever fees. We sat in this section last year, great view and game!

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[UCFan1513]

Last year they were like $12 on StubHub day of. Is Georgetown still supposed to be bad? If so might wait

 

[walski]

There will definitely be tickets for almost free on game day.

 

[bazzdog]

There will definitely be tickets for almost free on game day.

Not good seats
Believe it or not the UConn Huskies are a bit of a draw these days

 

[DFW HOYA]

UConn's last three games at Capital One Arena:

2/27/2022: 7,114
2/4/2023: 10,621
2/10/2024: 13,040

With an early January date, I'd guess it draws approx. 12,000. Very little local marketing for games of late, but when a team hasn't sold out a game in 11 years, the demand isn't there.

 

[Steve UConn72]

Is it just (old) me, or does $119 sound like a ridiculous amount of money for a regular season game?

 

[HuskyWarrior611]

Is it just (old) me, or does $119 sound like a ridiculous amount of money for a regular season game?

I spent that for 100 section seats to the 2023 title game

 

[DCHuskyFan]

Eh, I go to one game a year and when the fees are only $3 a ticket. I’d rather be gouged by G-town for a face value ticket that was $75 last year than the secondary market, with their 35% fees. I’m sure G-town also realized that there are probably more UConn fans than G-town fans in the arena.

Btw, any DC-area fans want to catch some games at the Colony Grill in Arlington, VA this season?

 

[Matt1010]

My tickets last year were $42 fwiw

 

[DCHuskyFan]

My tickets last year were $42 fwiw

1st level seats for $42, not bad at all.

 

[UCFan1513]

Eh, I go to one game a year and when the fees are only $3 a ticket. I’d rather be gouged by G-town for a face value ticket that was $75 last year than the secondary market, with their 35% fees. I’m sure G-town also realized that there are probably more UConn fans than G-town fans in the arena.

Btw, any DC-area fans want to catch some games at the Colony Grill in Arlington, VA this season?

Very down for Colony Grill. Love that spot

 

[Steve UConn72]

Is it just (old) me, or does $119 sound like a ridiculous amount of money for a regular season game?

BTW, that was not judgment - just astonishment. I think back to my days in Storrs when students got into football games for free by showing their student ID (rarely missed a game), and tickets for basketball games at the Field House were $.50 as I recall. Yes, I'm that old.

Speaking of student ID's, back then, your number was the first two letters of your last name, plus three digits. I still remember mine - PR324 - but don't send me to the grocery store with a verbal list of four things to pick up. Guaranteed I forget at least one, resulting in a stroll down every aisle to see what jogs the memory.

 

[HooperScooper]

Speaking of student ID's, back then, your number was the first two letters of your last name, plus three digits. I still remember mine - PR324

So your real name isn't Steve?

 

[Steve UConn72]

So your real name isn't Steve?

Yes. It was the first two letters of your LAST name.

 

[Ewekon]

Very down for Colony Grill. Love that spot

same owners as Stamford?

 

[Sky ball]

same owners as Stamford?

No 100% sure but I heard the Stamford people sold and the new owners started expanding. I went to the ST Pete, FL Colony and it was almost what i remembered from the 1980's Stamford location.. Live in NOVA but haven't been to the Clarendon Colony. Might have to now.

 

[UCFan1513]

same owners as Stamford?

Yup same ones - there are two in the DMV

 

[DCHuskyFan]

No 100% sure but I heard the Stamford people sold and the new owners started expanding. I went to the ST Pete, FL Colony and it was almost what i remembered from the 1980's Stamford location.. Live in NOVA but haven't been to the Clarendon Colony. Might have to now.

A buddy of mine is in charge of the Rangers/Knicks playoff-watch clubs in NoVA. Colony Clarendon has become a very popular venue for them. It doesn’t hurt that Chris Drury is one of the owners. The hot oil and sausage is solid, and they have a decent, albeit predictable, tap selection.